Translate spins into a stated stake value
Suppose an illustrative award contains 40 spins at NZ$0.10 each. Its nominal stake allocation is NZ$4, not NZ$40. Another 40-spin award at NZ$0.20 has NZ$8 of nominal stakes. Neither number is cash you can necessarily withdraw.
The game and its version matter too. A spin on one title is not a transferable credit for any game, and a demo session does not establish the value or withdrawal treatment of a real promotion.
Follow the winnings after the spin
| Field | Question |
|---|---|
| Stake value | How much is staked on each awarded spin? |
| Eligible title | Which exact game/version can use the award? |
| Resulting winnings | Cash balance, bonus balance or another restricted amount? |
| Wagering base | Do requirements apply to the award or to winnings? |
| Expiry/cap | When does it expire and what can be converted? |
- Read the complete rule for resulting winnings.
- Check whether a deposit or opt-in is required.
- Confirm the eligible game and any excluded modes.
- Save a dated copy if the headline and full rules disagree.
A worked obligation, not a prediction
If hypothetical free-spin winnings of NZ$12 carry 25× wagering on those winnings, the qualifying-turnover requirement is NZ$300. The calculation is 12 × 25. It does not mean completing it costs NZ$300, or that you will retain a balance long enough to complete it.
We publish no current offer list in this edition. See no-deposit conditions to distinguish the award method from a requirement to fund the account, and the full terms guide for game contribution.
Sources & scope
Sources checked on 11 November 2026. Operator/provider statements remain attributed claims; no financial transactions were performed.
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